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Final Program Final Program Date Starting Main Hall Room A Room B Room C Room D Room E Room F Room G Reception Hall Exhibition Hall Time 8:45 9:10 9:35 10:00 10:25 10:00 10:50 11:15 3F 11:40 Registration 12:05 Desk open 12:30 May 29th Sunday 14:00 ITC Opening Exhibition Ceremony & 14:00- Plenary Lecture 15:00 15:30 Additives Fluid Film Fundamental Tribology Nano and Surface Surface 15:55 and Lubrication of Friction of Machine Microtribology Characterization and 16:20 Lubricants [1] and Wear Elements [1] and Coatings Contact 16:45 [1] [1] [1] [1] Problems 17:10 [1] 17:35 18:00 Welcome party 20:00 Date Starting Main Hall Room A Room B Room C Room D Room E Room F Room G Reception Hall Exhibition Hall Time 8:45 9:00 JAST the 49th Regular 9:35 Meeting 10:00 10:25 The Commemoration Ceremony of the 10:50 50th Anniversary of Poster Exhibition 11:15 JAST P-1 to P-31 11:40 Presenter 12:05 stand-by 12:30 (13:00-14:00) Lunch Lunch May 30th Monday 14:00 <Symposium> Additives Fundamental Tribology <Symposium> Rolling and Extreme 14:25 Tribology and of Friction of Machine Tribology in Sliding Contacts Environments 14:50 of Ceramics Lubricants and Wear Elements File Memory [1] [1] 15:15 and Hard [2] [2] [2] Systems 15:40 Coatings Coffee Break Coffee Break Coffee Break 16:05 Additives Fundamental Tribology Rolling and Extreme 16:30 and of Friction of Machine Sliding Contacts Environments 16:55 Lubricants and Wear Elements [2] [2] 17:20 [3] [3] [3] 17:45 18:10 Date Starting Main Hall Room A Room B Room C Room D Room E Room F Room G Reception Hall Exhibition Hall Time 8:45 <Symposium> Additives Soild Tribology <Symposium> Surface 9:10 Advanced and Lubrication of Machine Atomistics of Characterization Surface and 9:35 Technology Lubricants [1] Elements Fricion and Coatings Contact 10:00 and [4] [4] and Its [2] Problems [2] 10:25 Applications Coffee Break Coffee Break Application for Coffee Break of Lubricating Nanotechnology 10:50 Grease Additives Soild Tribology Surface Surface and 11:15 and Lubrication of Machine Characterization Contact 11:40 Lubricants [2] Elements[5] and Coatings Problems [3] 12:05 [5] [3] Poster Exhibition 12:30 P-32 to P-56 Lunch Lunch Lunch Presenter May 31st stand-by Tuesday 14:00 Fluid Film Soild <Symposium> <Symposium> Surface Tribology (13:00-14:00) 14:25 Lubrication Lubrication Rolling Contact Fundamentals Characterization Materials[1] 14:50 [2] [3] Fatigue of of Friction and Coatings 15:15 Machine [4] 15:40 Coffee Break Elements Coffee Break 16:05 Fluid Film Lubricant Extreme Tribology 16:30 Lubrication Rheology and Environments Materials[2] 16:55 [3] Chemistry [3] 17:20 17:45 Night Cruise with Dinner (Optional) Full-day Excursion to Nara (Optional) Date Starting Main Hall Room A Room B Room C Room D Room E Room F Room G Reception Hall Exhibition Hall Time 8:45 <Symposium> <Symposium> Nano and Tribology 9:10 Additives for Fundamentals Tribology in Solid Microtribology Materials 9:35 Lubricating of Friction Processing Lubrication [2] [3] 10:00 Oils and Wear [4] [1] 10:25 Coffee Break 10:50 Tribology Tribology in Nano and Tribology Poster Exhibition 11:15 of Machine Processing Microtribology Materials P-57 to P-85 11:40 Elements [2] [3] [4] Presenter 12:05 [6] stand-by 12:30 (12:00-13:00) Lunch Lunch Lunch June 1st Wednesday 14:00 14:25 Half-day Excursion to Himeji or Kobe (Optional) 14:50 15:15 Free Discussion 15:40 16:05 16:30 16:55 17:20 17:45 Full-day Excursion to Kyoto (Optional) 19:00 Banquet 21:00 Date Starting Main Hall Room A Room B Room C Room D Room E Room F Room G Reception Hall Exhibition Hall Time 8:45 Additives Biotribology Nano and Dry and Maintenance 9:10 <Symposium> and [1] Microtribology Computational Boundary Tribology 9:35 Tribology of Lubricants [4] Tribology Lubrication [1] 10:00 DLC [6] [1] [1] 10:25 Coatings Coffee Break Coffee Break Coffee Break 10:50 Additives Biotribology EHL [1] Computational Dry and Maintenance Poster Exhibition 11:15 and [2] Tribology Boundary Tribology [2] P-86 to P-112 11:40 Lubricants [2] Lubrication [2] Presenter 12:05 [7] stand-by 12:30 (13:00-14:00) Lunch Lunch Lunch June 2nd Thursday 14:00 Additives Biotribology EHL [2] Computational 14:25 and [3] Tribology 14:50 Lubricants [3] 15:15 [8] 15:40 16:00 16:00 16:05 16:30 16:55 17:20 17:45 May 29th, Sunday B-05 Thickness control of liquid crystal film in a step bearing by electric field Y. Matsumura (Hitotsubashi University, Japan), T. Shiraishi [Main Hall] 14:00～15:00 and S. Morishita (Yokohama National University, Japan) ITC Opening Ceremony & Plenary Lecture [Room C] 15:30～17:35 MH-01 Strategies for surface analysis in tribology Fundamentals of Friction and Wear [1] J. M. Martin (Ecole Centrale de Lyon, France) Chairpersons: M. Belin (Ecole Centrale de Lyon, France) and K. Kato (Tohoku University, Japan) [Room A] 15:30～17:35 15:30~15:55 Additives and Lubricants [1] C-01 The effect of plowing on nanofriction Chairpersons: C. Kajdas (Warsaw University of Technology, Poland) S. M. Hsu and C. Ying (NIST, U.S.A.) and M. Masuko (Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan) 15:55~16:20 15:30~15:55 C-02 Observation of wear elements and elemental process of A-01 Tribochemical reaction of ionic liquids adhesive wear H. Kamimura (Idemitsu Kosan Co., Ltd., Japan), T. Kubo, H. Mishina (Chiba University, Japan), Y. Akamatsu (NTN I. Minami and S. Mori (Iwate University, Japan) Inc., Japan) and A. Kohno (The Institute of Physical and 15:55~16:20 Chemical Research, Japan) A-02 Effect of chemical structure of synthetic esters on friction 16:20~16:45 and wear characteristics of aluminum alloy C-03 Electrochemical approach of the fretting wear of SUS304 M. Muraki, K. Washino (Shonan Institute of Technology, steel in Na2SO4 solution Japan) and A. Suzuki (Japan Lubricating Oil Society, Japan) J. Li and A. Iwabuchi (Iwate University, Japan) 16:20~16:45 16:45~17:10 A-03 The study of ZnDTP antiwear film formation kinetics C-04 An innovative method based on the difference of material H. Fujita, H. Kamano, T. Katafuchi (Idemitsu Kosan Co., wettability to gain an efficient lubricant condition Ltd., Japan) and H. Spikes (Imperial College, U.K.) A. Borruto (La Sapienza University, Italy) 16:45~17:10 17:10~17:35 A-04 Improvement of synthetic esters in anti-wear properties C-05 Effects of tribo-corrosion products of stainless steel K. Hirao, M. Memita (NOF Corporation, Japan), I. Minami on water lubricity and S. Mori (Iwate University, Japan) M. Uchidate, A. Iwabuchi, H. Liu and T. Miura (Iwate 17:10~17:35 University, Japan) A-05 ZDDP and MoDTC interactions and their effect on tribological performance-tribofilm characteristics and its [Room D] 15:30～17:35 evolution Tribology of Machine Elements [1] A. Morina, J. H. Green, A. Neville and M. Priest (The Chairpersons: S. Ioannides (SKF Engineering & Research Centre, University of Leeds, U.K.) The Netherlands) and Y. Enomoto (Shinshu University, Japan) 15:30~15:55 [Room B] 15:30～17:35 D-01 Experimental and theoretical evaluation of engine bearing Fluid Film Lubrication [1] friction in a gasoline engine using advance sensor Chairpersons: D. Nélias (INSA de Lyon, France) and technology M. Tanaka (NIAD-UE, Japan) R. A. Mufti (Castrol Technology Centre, U.K.) and M. Priest 15:30~15:55 (The University of Leeds, U.K.) B-01 A comparison of homogenization and direct techniques for 15:55~16:20 the treatment of roughness in non-newtonian-modified D-02 Development of crankshaft bearing with an eccentric oil reynolds equation in the thermohydrodynamic regime groove B. Bou-Said and M. Kane (INSA de Lyon, France) Y. Hikita, M. Yamazaki, J. Natsume (Taiho Kogyo Co., Ltd., 15:55~16:20 Japan), T. Shimura and T. Kikuchi (Toyota Motor B-02 Influence of feeding conditions on connecting rod bearing Corporation, Japan) behaviour 16:20~16:45 B. Fantino and B. Bou-Said (INSA de Lyon, France) D-03 Optimization of bearing roller profile 16:20~16:45 H. Fujiwara and T. Kawase (NTN corporation, Japan) B-03 Effects of heat convection across oil film on lubrication 16:45~17:10 performance of rough surfaces D-04 Proposal of a seizure preventing method in heavily loaded K. Yagi (INSA de Lyon, France) sliding pairs 16:45~17:10 H. Kotera, A. Mori and N. Tagawa (Kansai University, B-04 Experimental study of multi-lobe foil journal air bearings Japan) on dynamic characteristics 17:10~17:35 M. Nagata, M. Hanahashi and K. Kawaike (Daido Metal Co., D-05 Investigations on the power losses in high speed gears Ltd, Japan) Y. Diab, F. Ville and P. Velex (INSA de Lyon, France) 17:10~17:35 1 [Room E] 15:30～17:35 Chairpersons: K. Tønder (The Norwegian University of Science and Nano and Microtribology [1] Technology, Norway) and J. Sugimura (Kyushu University, Japan) Chairpersons: N.D. Spencer (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, 15:30~15:55 Switzerland) and K. Nakayama (AIST, Japan) G-01 Effects of curvature of real frictional contact 15:30~15:55 G. A. Zhuravlev (Rostov State University, Russia) E-01 Synthesis of onion-like carbon and its microtribological 15:55~16:20 properties G-02 Understanding gear pitting fatigue behavior through J.
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